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_tilete rs. Witt. Logan autl M. Elliott
J. F. SNDWT30N, Proprietor. . ti .. m a its FT.eusall,.
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Miss Welch, of Ripley, is spending
with sister, Miss 'Tarte
a few days wtYl ,
\\Fetch,
WINTHROP,
Galbraith, p g
Miss Mary l , cf Wt'nui c
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The: Young Peoples Society are Man., is visiting her -sister, MissMar-
' holding their annual meetingand. so- garet, Who we are sorry •to - say, is
ev
ciel'enin � this Friday eveingot improving as fast as her friends
Mr. Irvin ,: not Trewarthais spending.a would like. We hope- to hear of her
few days with his friend; Mr. Kenneth speedy recovery.
Allen .of t',oderieh. There is talk. these days of starting
While loading pressed. hay at Wal- a choral seeiety for the benefit Of the
teng:Mr. .David Mcjiav ane had- the young people,
' misfortune of getting his right leg Mr. Andrew Foote, Michigan, is
t of Mr. \\'m. Reid, Parrbrbrokenabove "tete ankle. Both bones the gu est
ibeing broken, it will be sone gine be-
Line,
fore he willbe able to have theuse \1
S
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J.
E. Ia�ivcp spent
t the week -
of it. slid in Clinton with her sister; Mrs.
Mr, Jake Broom is erecting a neW J. F. Reid.
cottage south of the village. Mr. Har-
ry Hart doing art isthe work, Fire Risks in Christmas Decorations.
Public school No, 10 are holding To the Editor of the News:
Following the usual custom at this
season of the year, I beg to draw
your attention to the danger to life
and property from Christmas decora-
their Christmas tree and entertain-
meat this Friday afternoon. A good
progreinme is being •prepared. Come
a d enjoy an afternoon with the chil-
it'iioai 1 .
the country tt it tt t is. r
ih native
of Bruce
Houston, a n tv
FIo t ,
county, but for years prtuuinent in
Toronto educational matters, gave an
interesting address. Me.,1lei'.aren, re•
ferring to the the pleasure he had en-
joyed in his conueetion with the As-
sociation as its president, (a position
he had filled most acceptably to the
members) asked to be relieved owing
pies Leslie laplestone and Harriet
'Taylor•; sec;, Alberta Richmond; cats
sec: d 1
Ida McGowan; treas„ Edea Me -
Gowan;
tr k:t Yi
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uowan; gist, treas., �Annfe Richmond;
organist, Jeannette Poplestone; sup-
ply sec., Miss Craig and Mrs. Wil-
liams; captains, Eliza. Machan and
Jean Laidlaw; !lents., Edna Bell and
Clete Watson; monitors, Flugh. Cum-
mings, J. Sims.
to the rens of other matters: Mrs, H. McElroy, while crossing
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The .officers for the current year: the street, had the misfortune to slip,
Hon. presidents; Gee. \\rut. Otter, Sir Breaking the iufauit's leg. Mr. Bell,
John Willison, J. A. McLaren. North Dakota, is visiting his brother,
President, W. Proudoot; vice prey.,, Wm, Be1I,
Mrs. W. .Ferguson, Mrs. R. C. Richard Scott, Myth, shipped a cur
King and 'Mfrs. T. S. Tuntnitts; 555., of ashes to Boston,
E. Floody; assisk. sec., Miss NI. S. Clinton.
Flynn; fin. sec., J. A. . Cameron; The three farms .belonging to the
treas., John Robertson; chaplains, estate'. of the late Reeve Lindsay, have
Rev. Jas, Wilson and C. A. Seager; been disposed of, Mr, A. E. Towns -
auditors, R. S. Sheppard and B. hand, who recently sold his farm, has
Bailey bought the farm on the Bayfield line
Executive committee; H. W. Tim- comprising 109 acres, and will con -
mins, D. I'S, Wilson, R. Holmes, H, tinue-to reside in the township, the
J. Morrish, Maj. 'Beek, R. C. King, old Perdue farene between the Bay -
5. R. Lyon, G. A. Newton, F. H. field line and Bayfieldconcession,
Hodgens, N. B..., Cabblsdtck, R. containing forty acres, has been par -
Crocker, S. L. Scott, W. W. Sloan, chased by Mr. Alex. Elliott, and that
an
.d
• liana, such. as draperies, scenery, cot- T. 5., Soole, 1 5, \Vatsh, W. B. on the 4th concession, Goderich town -
Mr. over a Lou, resent snow. Displays of Phillips; H. B. Stowe, C. C. Ross, ship, also containing 40 acres, has
$1 r. C.d [nett roe tots nature,
,asp
of dressed fowl on Saturday and' this stature, and the lighting arrange- H. Martie; and the following ladies, been bought by R. Porter,
it was shipped to Kitchener Sir Mutt- uients in connection therewith, add Mrs. McLaren, Mrs, Holmes, Mrs• Charles Cole passed away on. Fri-
day vcry'e• stisiderahty to the ordinary Scott Mrs. 1'loody, Mrs. Beck, Mrs. day, Dec. 7th at the home of his soli,
Mr, and Mrs. John Amtrong and risks of fire. Cohbledid9., Mrs, Morrish, Mrs. Mar -W. II.. Cole, north of Clinton, at the
Miss Noreen, .of T:;lyth, spent Sunday 1 to nld also point out that should tin, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Irwin, Mrs. great age of ninety-four years. He
with Mrand Mrs. -Fergus Bullard. an se:eh:itt of the 1;1100 occur in a Stowe and Miss Irene Freeman. was born in Peel county.. He came to
Mr. Walter Eaton has been visiting crowded store or meeting, the rapid The annual At Hpme will be held Huron county while quite young and
friends in Craubrook for a few days. spread of fire in such inflammable in January. spent his life in and around Clinton,
Rendered First Aid ----While ilr, and material la ahni at terrain to occasion
Ile felt very keenly the loss oif itis
field.
weNrlei eaisidtotMs vast
LtretatoToa1stof CNrd,
rlcou
tt
Nits. Louis Kraft.
Mr,. J, '1iireeter was ill for few days
list week with lagrippe, •
Albert Eley, of Drumheller, Alta,;
is visiting with his father, Mr. Chris,
Hey, Babylon Line.
Miss'2.rtniaia Brenner, has returned
I1011)5 from a two weeks' visit toLon-
don,
Dr. A. J. McKinnon spet the peek
few days at his former house in Cale -
don East, where his "sister is serious-
ly 111,
Jacob Brown has returned :hone
from an extended visit at IK.iteltener
and Tavistock..
The main. streets in the business
section of the village have undergone
improvements. The mud was scrap-
ed off and hauled away mid replaced
with lake gravel.
• Mr. C. Bartlbi,h, accompanied by his
friend, Mr. Webster, Goderich, were
in the village.. Mr, Hartcib is not
enjoying the best, of health owing to
r•ehuniatistts and is contemplating ek-
ing treatment at the hot mineral bath
Mrs. C, Bennett stere suotonug home ;, panic w ith atten+larit risks to 1115 Ou}t the uninformed endure the wife with whom he had lived for near-
•re s Thursday evening, -limb.The National Fite Pro- tgeny of corn,. The kuouing ones ly sixty-seven, and who died three
when
T. t oto. last j 1551 n
when near - Freston they had a sad' , > � iivt `ls.,ociati5>u told the Ontario 5 apply :Nohow ay's Corn Remover and:. years ago. Mr. Cole is survived by
2Llt
encounter: Theycame across a ear i Fire Marshall 16/on-Intend that all' get relief. one sun, W. H. Cole. three daughters,
upside down that had gone over an fahrice for rlcc cation purposes should Mrs. 1'. 0. Johnson. Cbippawa Mrs.
embankment a few minutes before.' he immersed in .t solution of Com - Killed AtBrantord, A. Cole, Wayne, 'lien., and Mfrs, Guy
and several children were iai untium Phosphate ins Struck by .an auto driven by Hicks of Clinton, and a number of
pi 0 men ei\7t II
V
merge! t
t .rr Col- , • c i-
pinned beneath the car, Nig Bennett the proportion of our potuul of plies-, lht ttr Circuttvoodr a I7 u. t,rtnde.hilditu an etre g
of them a}1 removed frau the Wreck- to ane gallon of water. If then 1i•giat, student, as he was alighting dren.The funeral \vas held 1t 001 tis
1't
ed car: one boy beeng dead and sit- slightly wrung and dried they will from a street car on Brant 5VCtU ,i sons resurgence, on the gravel road.
eral of the other children seriously offconsiderable resistat,Ce to fire
wounded, He took the most serious- until again washed.
iy injured to -a doctor in Galt and the If thia is not practicable, a few sitn-
rest_ae .1 nearby farmhouse, where pie precautions utay.recluse the Bang
:qrs. L'eneett and the lady of the er to a minimum, and these about,' he
House attended them until the arrival e.,,,,, ,lered essential where large mem-
of a.doctor, The driver of the car hers .,f people, and particularly chit-
has been arrested and willcome up ,Iron. are to be gathered.
for trial the last of the week on a See that inflammable materia; is
charge of manslaughter. Mr. Bennett clear of and not hong neer heating
has teen summoned to testify on the and lighting devices, sleampipts,
ease. Mr. Bennett's ciethee. as telt-tovepepes, electric light bulbs, etc.
as the ear, was saturtts-1 with Mood. tee that your electrical circuits are
properly fused and not overloaded by
The following 55500111 of the ae- the addition of temporary lights.
cident near I're: ton is from Fridays Examine your: fire extinguishing ap-
papers. dunces and see that they are suffic-
'Preston Iyer 13.Paul Nlarchutl-,
aged 13. son 51 Nick \Iarcliuck. tent, in good order and readily asses -
Vs t 1 t 1 dead d two
a er t t }Jail, it ,, I. teat an•w
little cousins, raughters of Peter
Stadnick,. Kitchener, are probably
fatally injured as the result of an
automobile crash which occurred
autt to a
almut twomiles nt t hall le• fro
Preston -n the 1 re :t. n Kitchener
highway early this et ening• The fath-
er and lnotlier of the deceased, as
well as four brothers and sisters and
the }driver of the car. were all injured
its the accident and could not give a
clear account of the tragedy.
The accident is made doubly tragte
by the fact that the party was re-
turning to Preston after burying the
mother of the two little girls, whose
injuries
may prove fatal, and who
were going to the home of the \lar-
cbuck's their aunt and uncle, after
:he funeral.
Front the ace nate of the accident.
the car skidded near a culvert and
toppled over an embankment .even to
10 feet in height.
Patti died while being brought 10
Preston. Three others were taken to
the office of Coroner I)r. C)alcs. who
• sound the two Starintelts were ,tille
ing from fractured skulls and the
Cher, a sister of the deceased, fr t i
;sere eats and 1, n e-. Ile ordered
them to be taker to Cie 1 : pitai at
i'alt, where the condition itt.,t. ,. the two
most se. vtnwI' 1n'itlred rep .sited
serious.
Coroner Dr. 1 talts has ise i - I that
n im:t'tc "t „ necessary a 1,1 has ord
erre a nit rt+a re'rd. 1 i,e jury wili
i10h1 a predIll'tlary
and -1 11 adjourn t5, a (501-1: 1 ,nn theft
cher rev l n,zc adl 7„' hc.a_! :v'••
'an -t
,/7,1 tinct
Bible
St
ed and not obstructed.
Rememberthat nothing can render
these displays absolutely safe, and
that n accidents are not to mar the
festive season, constant vigilance and.
care mist be exercised.
--R, G. PARKE. Chief..
Seaforth, December, 1923.
Toronto Huron Old Boys.
The 24th annual meeting of the
Huron 010 Boys' Association of To-
ronto was held In one of the parlors
of the 1.M.C.A. on December 7th,
and was the largest attended annual.
meeting that had been held for years.
T 1 \leLaren, president, occupied
c that all exits are plainly mark -
the chair. A report of the year's
transactions showed the association
to be its a good condition, the report
If Treasurer John Robertson show-
ing a hank balance,
Mr. Thomas McGillicuddy. well-
known as a, former Huronian, and
moss- holding a position in the Depart-
ment of Agriculture, gave an interest -
ng address on "Rough °'Diamonds in
Heron," , which was both retrospecti55
1.11,1 introspective,- and humorous. A
sae -cation was made that in some
tray a memorial or testimoutal,
should be made that would at all
theme commemorate the memory of
.nose whose pioneer life had made
neat his house. Dr. 0. \i"ttsnn }lent - Rev, Mr. Nloorchou.:e conducted the
i0t, 215 Brant .avenue, Brantford, on; service, The pallbearers were �,ix
December "111111, received :nett severer grandsns: Harvey and Stewart Do-
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injuries that death ensued within aa, he+rty. T.ondon; Charlie Cole, Haunt-
hour.
-hxuul
hour. The motorist grove !Jr. Vt at -1 tett and \\ , L. Johnson, Robert Fish-
son to the hospital, after which he er and 011e Welsh, Clinton.
proceeded to the police station. Dr. The C.C.T. girls' basketball team
Watson had been in practice for many .has won the Scott trophy for two
years, and was highly esteemed. He: years in succession, allowing them to
was li popular tnentbl}r of the Duffer-: retain it perminently. The trophy
in Bowling Club and an official of was iliinated by Mr. Scott, Seaforth,
Brant Avenue Methodist church. - A Thos, Venner has Nought the Eagle -
widow and a grown-up fancily survive. son property on Ratteubury street,
Clinton.
Dr. Watson was a former resident of
Seaforth from Brussels in 18$0. Flis
wife is a daughter of John Btxsadfoat,
Misses I earl and Ruby Churchill,
daughters of NA'. and Mrs. D.
ssgee
A number of .the villagers enjoyed
the Evangelistic meetings cotttlucted
by Rev. A. Jordan in Credit= Evan-
gelical church, and received great in-
spiration. Rev, Mr Jordan will can -
duct similar meetings in the Zurich
e.hureh in the latter part of 'larch,
"P • le terrier dog be-
longing
the Litt
longing to Mr, Geo, Thiel, met with
a rather unexpected death one morel-
ing,
orn
ing, when one of our prominent busi-
ness men unintentionally rats over the
animal with his car. Mr. Thiel had
only a short time ago refused the
Sum of $25 for it.
Elizabeth Goetz, youngest:' daughter
Dr
of "Nue and -Elizabeth Schultz was
bora'. March 16, 1838 in leleklettburg
Schwerin, Germany, and in 1565 s'he
cattle to t1ay tovvnahep,. arid' after
spending a year on the farm of her
brother-in-la,v, Ohris, Schroeder, in
1866 she married Jacob Goetz, who
passed away many years ago. She
lived in Zurich until 1916, when she
went to live at the County Home at
Clinton, where she died on December
8th,' at the age of 86 years.
Holiday Specials
For the Christxri.as season we have booked four big attractions,
. ce first release.
Each of these have beeli.scoring ' wonderful success stn
HERE THURS., FRI., and SAT. (this week)
5urefiue Flint with Johnny Hines supported
by AY •. �a
&1 l
Doris Kenyon
O
mos., I l'ES and WED , t:'hlistmtin 13ookist
m in MyBoy
Jackie eoaga
`I'illile. FRI, SAT. (Dec. 27-28-29)
Homeward <:: ound
Thomas Meighan life H
from Peter B. Kyne's story, "The Light to Leeward."
N EW YEARS BOOKING
McLean in the great racing
Douglas ��C1L
eoredy=Dran.a The Hottentot
of Brussels district, Churchill, Goderich township, have ADULTS 20c — CHILDREN 15c
HURON NEWS.
Blyth.
\Lr,, laizaheth MillsNlells has. received a
1 ronee •medal from the London
(Jing.) College of Music for haring
passed with honors itt pianoforte
playing.
.
y bing
Messrs. Johnston & Armstrong arc
ehipping large quantities of hay to the
States. They pressed 28 tons its 7;ei
hours one dayrecently. which is quite
a record.
Mrs..'.. M. Babb and Miss Jean
Babb, of Teeswater, visited Mrs. H.
\lcQnarric.
Mrs, C. Spafford spent a few days
in Toronto with her daughters and
5011.
Win. Burling has been notified by
the Pension Board that his applica-
tion for a pension has been accepted,
and the pension will be paid up from
April, 1922.
Mrs. (Judge) Jackson has returned
front a visit with her son and daugh-
ter in Toronto, Mrs. Jackson will
spend the winter with her father.
J. G. Jackson.
The following, officers have been
elected for the I[cLeatn Mission Band
for the Granting year: I•ion. prestdeuts,
Mrs, Telford Mrs. Popleatone and
Miss Rai'rett advwt,ry committee
Misa 3-Iond Mrs. Williams, ., Mrs.
flcdle Miss Craig, Mr.. Scott and
Mee. I;tdtr: pies., Grate Geddes; vice
LONDESBORO.
II dlzd
,01•10.. 7L , t err t lea s t,
Mrs :\best
Mr. and \1,-. 1
`ice., Aliria Melville .f Seats, Ili, ea21- t
..1 ,in' heir #wire+ls , ate ,lay 11s1 neck.
Knox l'res.esttr:art church are pre-
vtring. for theirs etc Otristina.. trce
which is beim; hell this Friday even.
ng. A gond programme is being pre-
pared
by the Sunday school. .A good
time is 'expected. The Method-.
ists also are having their Christmas t
tree un Christmas eight, and a good 1
programme is being,prepared
The Women's ntlnsionary society
will meet i5 11111'fl, church on Tluu•,- 1
lay. This being the annual business t
meeting all the ladies are cordially
invited to attend,
Mrs. Barry Riley, who has been I
,aid up with blood poisoning in her
hand, hs not improving as well as het
many.friends would like to see her, i
Miss Ann :\berg has gone to To-
ronto to spend the Christmas poli- t
lays with friends,
Mrs. ilex, Wells, who has been
,isitilig her sister in Centralia, re-
turned home last week,'
ROXBORO
Roxboro school are `having their
Christmas tree Friday afternoon:
Messrs. John Eckart and F. Cole-
man were busy hauling pressed hay
from +the T. E. Hays' farm. A few
Roxboro farmers drew their fall
wheat to Clinton last week and claim
they made good wages, from seven
to eight cents per bushel.
A few .sleighs were on the move a
clay or two hauling manure. as the
snow was too nice to, let go by with-
out trying the old bobsleigh once
again:
Mfr. John Hart and eons have been
cutting down shade trees in town the
" past week.
Mrs. Milton Stewart has returned.
home after having a week's holidays
visiting friends in Hensel! and Lon-
don.
ola3
eloci
ts
Sone
THE BIG HARDWARE STORE
prides itself on being in a unique position
during the Christmas Holiday, because
every article it features as a possible
!Christmas Gift is a practical one.
FOR THE LADIES AND GIRLS
Select Silverware and Cutlery, Guaranteed Electric Irons
Choice Aluminum Ware, Superior Granite Ware
Nickel -plated Kettles and Teapots
FOR THE GENTLEMEN
A nice line of Superior Tools, Mitts,
Gloves and Pocket Knives
FOR THE BOYS
Sleighs, Skates, Hockey Sticks, Mitts
Gloves and Jack Knives
FOR THE SMALL TOTS
We are clearing out all toys at special prices
Seaforth, Ont.
returned home after spending the.
sutlt111ct• in Detroit.
Chas. -Middleton is to be a candi-
date for reeve of Clinton.
Mrs. J. J. Johnston was elected
president of the W.A. of St. Paul's
church, Clinton.
The marriage took place in Clinton.
on Wednesday, Dec, 13th, at the hone
"of the bride's parents, of Elda Jane,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Walter
Mair, to John \10; McEwen, Kiucard
it\e, foraner•ly of Clinton, Miss Nora
Statham, of Brantford, vvas bride's -
maid and Mr. Lynn Mair, brother of
the bride, was best man. Master
Douglas glair acted a s ringbearer.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
J. E. Hogg in the presence of sixty
guests. The happy cottple will reside
in Kincardine.
Zurich. /
Ibm. and Mrs. A. Melidc were visit-
ors at Crediton,
Miss Minnie Utley was in London
last week.
Misa Margaret Fuss has taken a
position at the \';'alper house.
Mr. M. C'. -Milliken motored to
Stratford:
Mr, mid Mrs. 7'. L. \\rurnt and Mr,•
Nesbitt Woods spent a clay in Bay -
MATINEES SAT.. MON., and TUES., 15 and 10 cents,
i
Es S
Best Imported Holland Bulbs
HYACINTHS
TULIPS (Mixed) •
NARCISSUS (Mixed)
CROCUS (Mixed) doz,
TUBEROUS BEGONIAS (Mixed) $1.00 per
Send for Complete List including Roses and Shrubs.
HOLLAND eAN. IMPORT eo.
449 River Road
NIAGARA FALLS, ONT.
50c to $1.50 per doz:
40cp50 doz,
505 per doz.
15c per doz.
Medical
D. II. HUGH ROSS, Physician
and Surgeon. Late of London
Hospital, London England. Special
attention to diseases of the eye, ear,
nosethroat,resift- r'
.inti Office and as d }
mice behind Doniiniot�t Banlc. Office
Phone No. 5, Residence Phone 106.
D1 . F. J. BURROWS, Beaforth..01-.
Tice and residence, Goderich Street,
east of the Methodist Church. Cora ,
osier for the County of Huron. Tel-
ephone •No. 40, .
monamosarritausellialet IIIIataiNWSWIliatelialarilintantaMeSIOSSIMSOUISOIO
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Music makes every home happy. If you want to make
yours one of the happy ones, let us install a nice
Player y�;�' � ,. t to a ��! a' � �t i e' 1�e�11�y,
hHr 15. - ti ':Vr c Y. onogr a .:' �� h,
for Christmas . Nothing nicer, everyone can enjoy it and it lasts a lifetime. No gasoline to
buy, no tires to buy, no danger of smash-ups, small depreciation and useful every -day
in the year.
It helps to keep your home together instead of taking you away from home, In every way you
look at it, it is a real necessity, if you want to do whatis right with those in your care,
OurAre Easy
Terrns-
Just pay a SMALL INSTALMENT and bal- See me at once as Late Orders are dis-
ance to suit your convenience, appointing.
sPERi - L
To those giving their order before DEC, 21st
for Piano, we will include a certificate for $25.00
worth of music lessons on any music teacher you
may choose.
Remember this is good only to the above
date, and is given with any make of Piano you
choose,
JO.NATUAN E. UGIL'
PIANOS RENTED by the evening for Christ ryas Entertainments and Dances, Etc.
PHONE 13.616 R. R. No. 2, SEAFORTH P.O.
DRS.' SCOTT & MACKAY. Phys
iciahs` and Surgeons, Goderich St.
opposite Methodist church, Seaforth,
SCOTT, Graduate Victoria and Ann
Arbor, and member of Ontario Col.
lege of Physicians and Surgeot.e.
Coroner for County of Huron.
MACKAY, honor graduate Trinity
University, Gold medallist, Trinity
Medical College, Member of 'o",,k
lege of Physicians and Surgeons,''"
Ontario.
DR, F. J. R. FORSTER—Eye, Earl
Nose and Throat, Graduate
Medicine University of Toronto, 1
Late Assistant New York'Ophlr
tnic and Aural Institute, Mooreft
Eye, and Golden Square Throe
pitals, : London, Eaglet)
Commercial t slag
Hotel,
third d \heclne 1
sc a
in
Y 55511
from 11 a.tn, to 3 pan. 53 Wt
street, South, Stratford. Phalle
Stratford. -
DR, A, M. • HEIST, OSTEOPATH-- N.
Licensed in Iowa and Michigan. Slie-
cial attention to diseases of women
and children. Consultation fret. Of-
fice over Uutbach's drug store. Suc-
cessor to Dr. Geo, J, Heilemann.
Tuesday, 9 a.m, to 6 p.m.
General Fire, Life,
Accident & Automobile
INSURANCE AGENT
and Dealer in Singer Sewing Machined
James Watson
North Main St. SEAFORTH, ONT,
THE McKILLOP
Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN '
PROPERTY ONLY, INSURED
Officers
Jas. Connolly, Goderich, Presidents.
James Evans, Beechwood, Vice Pres-
ident; Thomas . Hays, Seaforth, Sec, -
Treasurer.
Directors.
D. F. McGregor, R. R. 3, •Seaforth]
John G. Grieve, R. R. 4, Walton; W.
Rtnn, R. R. 2, Seaforth; John Ben-
newes,• I3rodhagen; Robert Fervid,
R. R. No, 1, Blyth; Malcolm McKeon,
Clinton; G. McCartney, R. R. No.53,
Seaforth; James Connolly, Goderich;
Jas. Evans, Beechwood,
Agents,
Alex. Leitch. R. R. Nn. 1, Clinton; E.
Flinchley, Seaforth; J. A. Murray, R.'
R. No. 3, Seaforth; J. V, Yeo,
Iloltnesville; R. G. Jaltnoutil, Born-
holm. James Kerr and John Goren -
lock, Seaforth,1d_itors.
Parties desirous to effect insurance
or transact other business wilt be
1 nc'omplty attended ttby application
to any sf the above officers addressed
to ;heir respective postodises,
Desirable House
FOR SALE
To the person seeking a comfort-
able house close tostores, churches,
and schools, and still be in the
country, this residence is splendidly
located, being less .than a mile from
Seaforth postoffice,. The property
consists of eight acres of land, a good
frame house with seven 'roosns and
woodshed, hard and soft water; good
stable with ;cement flooring; fine or-
chard. Possession can be given im-
mediately. Further information may
be obtained at THE NEWS OFFICE:
Liggsgesagessee
Don't iTha•Ow
Your Old
Carpets Away
They make new rever-
sible "Velvetex" Rugs,
send for"'Velretex Folder II
CANADA RU6 COMPANY
• LONDON, UHT,
FEATHERS WANTED
Highest prices paid, Max Wolah,
phone 178, Seaforth,